The classes available are slightly different than in the Player's Handbook. The following single and multi-class combinations are available to each race:

Centaur:	Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, Mage, Specialist Wizard, Priest, Thief, Bard, Fighter/Priest, Fighter/Mage, Ranger/Priest, Dual Class
Dwarf:	Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, Priest, Thief, Fighter/Thief, Fighter/Priest, Dual Class
Elf:	Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, Mage, Specialist Wizard, Priest, Thief, Bard, Fighter/Mage, Fighter/Thief, Mage/Thief, Fighter/Mage/Thief, Ranger/Priest, Dual Class
Gnome:	Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, Illusionist, Priest, Thief, Fighter/Priest, Fighter/Thief, Fighter/Illusionist, Priest/Illusionist, Priest/Thief, Illusionist/Thief, Dual Class
Halfling:	Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, Mage, Priest, Thief, Bard, Fighter/Thief, Fighter/Priest, Dual Class
Half-Elf:	Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, Mage, Specialist Wizard, Priest, Thief, Bard, Fighter/Priest, Fighter/Thief, Fighter/Mage, Priest/Ranger, Priest/Mage, Thief/Mage, Fighter/Mage/Priest, Fighter/Mage/Thief, Dual Class
Half-Ogre:	Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, Mage, Priest, Thief, Fighter/Thief, Fighter/Priest, Dual Class
Half-Orc:	Fighter, Paladin, Ranger, Mage, Priest, Thief, Fighter/Thief, Fighter/Priest, Priest/Thief, Priest/Mage, Dual Class
Human:	Fighter/Mage, Fighter/Priest, Fighter/Thief, Mage/Priest, Mage/Thief, Priest/Thief, Ranger/Priest, Paladin/Priest, Ranger/Mage, Ranger/Thief, Paladin/Mage, Priest/Bard, Dual Class, Any Single Class

Each race has the following ability score adjustments:

Centaur:	+1 STR, +2 CON, +1 WIS, -2 DEX, -2 CHA
Dwarf:	+1 CON, -1 CHA
Elf:	+1 DEX, -1 CON
Gnome:	+1 INT, -1 WIS
Halfling:	+1 DEX, -1 STR
Half-Elf:	No adjustments
Half-Ogre:	+2 STR, +1 CON, -1 INT, -1 WIS, -1 CHA
Half-Orc:	+1 STR, +1 CON, -1 INT, -1 CHA
Human:	No adjustments

Each race has the following special abilities:

Centaur:	Natural weapons (front hooves: 2 attacks per round, 1d4 per hoof; rear hooves: 1 attack per round, 2d8 damage); +2 to hit with longbow and shortbow; Natural Armor Class of 8.
Dwarf:	Constitution saving throw bonus (vs. magic and poison); Infravision 60’; +1 to hit orcs, half-orcs, goblins, and hobgoblins; Detect grade or slope in passage (5 in 6); Detect new tunnel/passage construction (5 in 6); Detect sliding/shifting walls or rooms (4 in 6); Detect stonework traps, pits, or deadfalls (3 in 6); Determine approx. depth underground (3 in 6).
Elf:	90% immunity to sleep and charm spells; Infravision 60’; +1 to hit with longsword, shortsword, and bows; Chance to surprize foes (-4/-2 penalty to their surprize rolls); Detect secret/concealed doors (1 in 60); Find concealed doors (1 in 2); Find secret doors (1 in 3).
Gnome:	Constitution saving throw bonus (vs. magic); Infravision 60’; +1 to hit kobolds and goblins; Detect grade or slope in passage (5 in 6); Detect unsafe walls, ceiling, and floors (7 in 10); Determine approx. depth underground (4 in 6); Determine approx. direction underground (3 in 6).
Halfling:	Constitution saving throw bonus (vs. magic and poison); +1 to hit with slings and thrown weapons; Chance to surprize foes (-4/-2 penalty to their surprize rolls); 50% chance to possess 60’ infravision, 50% chance to possess 30’ infravision; Detect slope in passage (3 in 4); Determine approx. direction underground (1 in 2).
Half-Elf:	Infravision 60’; 30% immunity to sleep and charm spells; Detect secret/concealed doors (1 in 6); Find concealed doors (1 in 2); Find secret doors (1 in 3).
Half-Ogre:	Infravision 60’; All classes can roll for exceptional strength; Constitution saving throw bonus (vs. poison).
Half-Orc:	Infravision 60’
Human:	No special abilities.

Initial Racial Level Limits

Centaur	Dwarf	Elf	Gnome	Halfling	Half-Elf	Half-Ogre	Half-Orc	Human
									Warrior
12	16	12	11	10	15	15	15	U	Fighter
8	10	10	8	8	12	8	8	U	Paladin
13	8	15	10	8	16	8	8	U	Ranger
									Wizard
10	-	15	-	9	13	8	9	U	Mage
10	-	13	15	-	13	-	-	U	Illusionist
10	-	13	-	-	13	-	-	U	Specialist Wizard (Other)
									Priest
13	11	12	9	10	14	8	12	U	Priest
									Rogue
9	12	12	15	15	14	9	12	U	Thief
12	-	12	-	8	U	-	-	U	Bard

   U = Unlimited level advancement in this class.
   After initial level limit is reached, progression slows. Only 1/3 of earned xp is applied.

Half-ogres are usually shunned by ogres (who see them as small and weak), but they have adapted well to human civilization. Many retain the brutal aggresiveness of their ogre ancestors, but some have settled into a civilized existence. They are often employed as strong laborers or in military forces (due to their size and strength). A very very rare few take up priestly duties or begin the study of arcane forces.

Buying clothing and equipment is usually a hassle for a half-ogre, since almost everything must be specially made for his or her size. Therefore, clothing, armor, and some other items may cost two or more times the regular price. Half-ogres also tend to have a hard time finding transportation, as they are usually far too heavy for even the strongest horses.

While being very large can have disadvantages (such as not fitting through small doorways or not finding a bed large enough to sleep on), half-ogres do have a distict advantage over other races. Half-ogres, if they have a strength of 15 or more and are proficient, can wield normal sized two-handed weapons (such a 2-handed sword or quarterstaff) in one hand. This may allow them to use a shield and a 2-handed sword at the same time.

Due to their ancestry, half-ogres are able to utilize race-specific items that are only usable by humans or ogres.

Half-orcs, if raised within an orc tribe, often rise to positions of power (due to their slightly higher intellect). Though not usually quite as strong as a full-blooded orc, they tend to use better tactics in conflict.

If raised amongst humans, half-orcs are usually viewed with suspicion. They are considered brutish and violent by most normal humans. These half-orcs are usually encountered in military service or in the poorer regions of cities. A very rare few take up the magical arts.

Half-orcs can use any item that a human of comparable size can, but purchasing these items in certain areas could be troublesome due to prejudice against orcs. Other than this difficulty, half-orcs usually do not have any problem finding equipment or transportation.

Due to their ancestry, half-orcs are able to utilize race-specific items that are only usable by humans or orcs (such as an orcish longsword +1).